I'm rooting for Paul! I'm so happy that he is not letting his circumstances keep him down. He is optimistic and I hope that everything works out for him.
I grew up in Dallas - I know it well, Ive been to all these neighborhoods and it didnt used to be like this. Ever since outside millionaires started moving in, theyre buying two homes side by side, tearing them down and building “mcmansions” in their place. Its getting crazy and now rent is unaffordable (not to mention the added ac cost/energy demand in huge spaces) and there is a sense of class divide which we never had before. It used to just feel like one small town. The old rich like the Caruths are fine but the new rich are changing the landscape. The prob with Dallas is it is boring and pretentious.
I've lived/worked in Dallas and surrounding areas since 2005... as TheBlondeOne says, it can be boring and pretentious. It can also be intimidating due to the extremely wide variety of environments, cultures, and people.. you can literally walk from upper class neighborhoods into the slums in just a few minutes, especially downtown.
I so admired Pauls fighting spirit, also, how he maintained standards of cleanliness and order even though he was homeless ... let's pray he overcomes the demon of alcoholism and continues onward and upward.
Because someone couldn't possibly have had a vision for the future because they owned slaves? You mean like Anthony Johnson, a black man, who just happened to be the first person in the colonies to legally own another human being? The leftist ne'er -do-wells don't teach you stuff like that in public school, do they?
I'm a Dallas/Ft Worth native but I grew up in Ft Worth it's so crazy how this area has changed over the years! Dallas has always been ritzy and Ft Worth is more cowboy culture! They both have their own personalities that's what I always liked about growing up in DFW two major cities in one area if I get sick of Ft Worth and Tarrant County I can drive to Dallas and Dallas County to see different things
I've lived in Dallas all of my life. In the last year, there are homeless people almost on every corner, especially along Dallas Tollway. It doesn't help that it seems everyone is moving here. Dallas is on it's way to becoming L.A. & Skid Row
Thank you for telling me. Was considering moving to Dallas not no more. Homelessness everywhere is disgusting. In Washington D.C it's really bad with the Homelessness.
@@aae7583 the politicians should make a safe haven town for all homeless people where all homeless people can huddle around, get high and drunk and look out for each other.
I met Tony and he is a great guy and person. He is very respectful and polite out of the salon. He cut my hair and did an awesome job! He really is talented at hair! His charm is a plus!
I live in Dallas for 20 years…and I can pinpoint a few things wrong with this documentary. 1. Prude Ranch is a 7 and a half hour drive in West Texas near El Paso 2. That French pilot DOES NOT live in East Dallas…it’s hood and it does not look remotely close to it 3. Tent City no longer exists. Because of that, homeless people are scattered everywhere. And since tha pandemic, it doubled 4. Where is Paul now?
@@rigobryant8050 White Rock Lake, Lakewood, Lower Greenville, Old East Dallas is East Dallas. Not hood over there at all. Very wealthy around Lakewood and White Rock. Pleasant Grove is the hood
@@fredbrown3470 exactly that's why I said it depends where you're at, old East Dallas has alot of nice historic homes but they also have alot of drugs, junkies and robberies in the mix of all that, Ferguson Rd, Dolphin Rd and everything in between on I-30 is East Dallas too and it's popping over there.
I lived in Dallas for twelve years and there’s a common saying, ‘All hat, no cattle’, which means a lot of people in Dallas put on a shiny front to keep up with the Joneses, but actually don’t have much to show for it in reality. I heard many personal stories where people bought a $600-800K house, but it sat empty of furniture because they are house poor. I also watched hundreds of wealthy people in giant SUVs drive right past a black family with a little baby who were living under a bridge. Even though I made a modest living by Dallas standards, I was the only one who stopped and offered assistance. Most of those fundraisers are self-serving, rich people patting each other on the back for being so philanthropic, when as you see in this video, they buy outrageously expensive cars, homes, jewelry, private jets and as you see with the Carruth family, they didn’t even earn any of that money, his grandfather exploited farmers and the soaves they owned to gain their wealth. Super scary to see them perpetuate gun culture. This is why we have a hard time turning this state blue, families like that with so much money, power and influence are actually holding Dallas and Texas back. So glad I moved away from all that superficiality…
Glad you moved away. Any place where such atrocities are committed and never truly acknowledged with some form of compensation to decendants there will be on going trauma. It's sad that the values of America's founders father's have been lost to corruption and greed. I hope America finds its way again before it's too late, there's still some truly good natured people in the USA but their numbers are falling by the year.
I’m happy you moved away to be honest probably every Texan is happy too haha it’s a republican state. You don’t like it leave! Go to your blue state and live there. It’s simple. I will never understand people like you. “ hard time turning this state blue” - did anyone asked you to turn Texas blue?! People come to Texas because they want money. So taking money from red state and getting all the benefits of living in a red state is ok but you would still want to turn it blue because blue is better? Haha all blue states are way more poor than Texas and people don’t have such a good quality of life in blue states, they struggle more than in red states.
So you want to take guns away. People kill people. You might as well take away knives, ice picks etc. The real criminals are the ones that ship the drugs in to fund the wars.
I'm from Florida and my family member retired from the tax collector ofc. He said the same thing about the" supposedly rich" who stayed in the most exclusive areas of town. Their homes were huge and mostly unfurnished. The tax rolls that came out each month were dominated by them due to unpaid property taxes. Many of the properties sold for back taxes, which usually took a few years. Foreclosures and back taxes were the highest in those areas.
As a Houstonian, Dallas has always felt like a different world to me. Its far more segregated than my city. Its more pretentious as well. But, its economy is healthier than my city. 😎
Houston is boring af though no offense.. no parks just the downtown one is nice, no rivers just bayous, no 7-11's smh.. HEB is the only good thing about Houston and the restaurants.. also if you're into arts lol
You can tell that the most expensive home in Dallas was built by someone who grew up poor. Class and refinement usually come through breastmilk. New money is like school on a sunday - No class!!
All of it looked big and showy to me, not a whole lot of difference. Maybe real class comes from the individuals conduct toward others; not the big showy style, though I can’t stand it😆.
This was really well done. While Tony seemed like a nice guy the skill he seems to have mastered is pandering to and flirting with these pampered, vacuous middle-aged women. The pretense of that whole side of town honestly sickens me. Yes it would be nice not to worry about money but by the time you accumulate that much you probably won't even know yourself anymore. You'll just need more. No thanks. Edit: spelling
Ben, it's not exactly like that. Multi-generational Texans of all classes tend to be genuinely friendly-- curious about other people, considerate, and wanting to promote good feelings. Mean-spiritedness & miserliness is the exception, not the traditional norm.
I lived in Denver where you understand why its expensive to live there, I lived in Austin where its sort of understandable why its so expensive to live there. I lived in Dallas where I can not understand why its so expensive to live here. There is not a single thing about Dallas that makes it special to any other city. Someone tell me one thing Dallas has that Houston or Atlanta or Nashville lack.
There is nothing truly remarkable of Dallas. I think it is expensive because of the shortage of housing and the sudden influx of transports. The economy is great and once upon a time, back in like 2013 it was very affordable. Now our prices rival The City of Chicago even though we lack the amenities and landmarks of such a great city.
The fully integrated circuit, the hand-held calculator, and the automated teller machine were invented in the Dallas suburbs. One of the first satellites in the world was tested for NASA in Richardson. Ross Perot came up with the computer services industry concept in Dallas. The telecom equipment for the 1969 moon-launch were designed and produced in Richardson. This is what has driven the middle class of the U.S. to Dallas.
Interesting about the Richardson NASA connection. I grew up in working class part of Houston with neighbors who worked at NASA and now in Richardson what was an affluent suburb has all the problems of the inner city.
@@kathleenkirchoff9223 I know one of the math geniuses that calculated and planned for our visit to Mars. He threw all his certificates of his accomplishment in the trash. Does anyone still believe we landed on the moon?
People are writing books now they say are from "authentic" slaves. Faked stories. They can dirty the paper. Slaves did not read and write unless they had a generous owner.
They already got the wealth, and the slave system ended, it’s the government that is supposed to carry out justice for crimes committed. They tried to (40 acres and a mule promise), but did not follow through, they should do something to satisfy justice. But going after the beneficiaries of that crime seem off somehow since they worked within the law of the time, though they will still be accountable to God for their conduct.
I wish the millionaires would get together in each state, along with the government to figure out away to help the homeless people. Most of them, if had help would get off the street.
Difficult issue, easier to prevent than to reverse. Biggest issue is still drugs (not just the hard stuff but even alcohol and i would say any addiction) so it's hard.
Their homeless for a reason they don't want to work just want a hand out. You can go up to home depot and there will be 20 Mexicans asking every man that walks in if he needs help for a their project what a man should do earn his money
@@xXCasta21Xx your right it's not there job or the governments job either. I guess I'm looking at the fact of just having a heart and wanting to help the people in need. Maybe help them get a job in one of their companies so that they cld get back on their feet. A helping hand goes a long ways.
@@juliecunningham6188 True but if you want real change like on a large scale you need to find a way for people with resources to somehow benefit from helping people. And no it can’t just be because it’s a good thing to do. Like maybe set up a charity for the homeless so that the rich can donate to lower their taxes and also virtue signal. Some times you gotta look at problems from everyone’s perspective to understand.
Stay away from the drugs, kids. Even the least screwed up guy they could find in that homeless camp was an alcoholic who hadn't had a regular job in 12-years!
I'm sure the rich people featured here see themselves as successful and high status but I just see superficiality, gluttony and conformity. Honestly, it just repulses me. It doesn't matter how much money they donate to charity. I just feel restless whenever I'm around these types of people. Always judging others based on materialistic benchmarks instead of character and individuality. I prefer to be around real people who let me be myself - I can relax. Based on that lady's comment, it seems like many of them are donating just so they don't have to feel guilty about being rich and also to keep their friends' approval.
Should have called it a documentary about the wealthy living outside of Dallas. Basically only included downtown and highland park. They're building up houses all over the place to accommodate outsiders moving here. I use to have a old farm across the street now it's a huge housing project. I could ride my bike in the street as a kid all night without seeing a car. Now when I go get my mail I got to watch out for that Nissan Altima with a missing bumper speeding through.
I lived in Arlington TX, between Dallas and Fort Worth and Dallas really is one the best cities in the US. Never saw the homeless when I lived there, nothing like LA where they are everywhere. Dallas is a good mix of everything and not as sweltering as Houston. Crime isn't even that bad in my opinion, def not as bad as other cities.
If I ever found myself in concrete cowboy, I know I'm having an awful night. That being said, never been...never will. I'll stick to the dives that actually make this city cool.
the very wealthy and the very poor don't represent most people who live in Dallas. Most people in Dallas are normal, middle class, hard working people.
@@NguyenGiaoUsA Staying up all night long studying has no guarantees. Countless people have studied harder than you and I ever will and still end up on hard times. The world chews people up, spits them out and then blames them for it.
😁 They are his private army. People feel no shame for their shady conduct. They seem proud of themselves for having the power that allows them to exploit.
Well property tax is different, because you can choose to live in a modest home, but income tax is taking away peoples hard earned money and let’s be real doing nothing with that money. Because California has income tax yet, look at their homeless problem and their dirty streets. The government doesn’t use taxes effectively so we should give them as little as needed
How can we open a gofundme for Paul. There are no generous millionaires driving down to hand over $50,000 for a new life but we can show them. Power in numbers.
@@alphaomega1351i understand your setiment and feelings but not every church believer is toxic. The message was about gratefulness and being grateful is good for all of us
🙄🙄 17,00 I found it strange that camera man always there when the owners of house try to open their safe, and they are putting the code to open their safes, the camera man making video of their codes!! 🤔
There is a good reason why is a tiny house in Connecticut two times more expensive then a mansion in Dallas. The northeastern part of the States is the most civilized part of the country and culturally outstanding. Is is also the most populated part of the States with the majority of highly educated people. The life is fully accomplished living in the apartment in, let's say, Boston then anywhere else in Texas.
That foto of the farm owners in a field with black slaves nearly made me vomit. Not to mention, the "fund raiser" for a measly $50,000- just to "look good". I just want to go off on this piece of crap video. It is essentially flaunting everything wrong with the world as we know it. And it's the same shit from centuries ago. What an insane feed-loop from hell.
@@cristinaherrera5321 that was my reaction as well. I was completely shocked that they included billionaires whose source of wealth were SLAVES??? it's no shocker they donated millions to the Dallas police. Clearly, they are still racists, and I wouldn't call them philanthropists.
It's not odd. They are superficial. That's how they got rich. They only give to get the approval of their friends. Otherwise, they wouldn't give at all.
And the rich ppl could donate enough money so everyone of them homeless ppl could have a house built for them in 12 month .Great channel this one Bruz eh.. cheers from sydney nsw.
I live in Dallas , and let me tell you the real depiction of Dallas. I’m not a racist person; Dallas has become an Hispanic country! Quite a few places people don’t understand English; Spanish is becoming the majority. God bless all.
According to the stats , Hispanic and nonHispanic are about 50% and 50% , with Hispanic increasing. On the video, it does not show any Hispanic at all. Anyways , everybody should get along with each other, and put race aside .
Totally, but that’s just the way it is. Nothing wrong with new people coming to Dallas, the problem is the people that are bothered with it and don’t know how to come up with a solution to get along.
We can’t get our homeless situation under much control because Houston and Austin ship their homeless to Dallas. Dallas homeless have always been friendly and passive but now we have a lot of aggressive and violent homeless here. Dallas is a great city, I live in East Dallas, around White Rock Lake. But it’s become overwhelming with the amount of people moving here and changing Dallas, not necessarily for the better.
@@bereal6590 I dunno what the experience of the commenter is, but mine is that there is at least some basis to their perception. I work downtown Dallas and drove into the city daily for over a decade. Usually parked in paid ground level lots and had no issues for years but recently was cursed at and had dents kicked in my car by an aggressive homeless person who objected to my choice of parking spot. So now i take the train to work. Maybe the "homeless person" was workin for the public transportation department... if not, maybe they should be, lol
I live in Austin. Lived in Houston. Visited Dallas about 20 times. Born in NOLA spent a decade there. THE DISPARITY IS JAW DROPPING those that have and have not in Amerikkka is crazy Multi millionaires and meth heads live a few miles from each other but worlds away
I’m from a near by large city. It’s crazy. With the older women it is about the big hair. You go to down town Dallas is busy with suits every where. Bought my home for 250,000 in 2016. Now it’s double. It’s a small town area. Today I don’t think I’d be able to be able to buy house now. $250,000 was out of my comfort zone, but still able to do it with a working partner. The apartment down the street my husband lived in 2016 double after Covid. Texas used to be cheaper. People have been moving here and buying up labd and building crazy. There is now luxury bar brand stores 15 mins from me. Never would have thought that would happen.
Shits everywhere man. Bought my place for $120k in 2014. It's worth 450k now and I live in the middle of nowhere Canada. It's insane what housing costs have done here. My buddy had 400k in building his place and land and had people fighting over it at 750k when he sold it about 4 years ago.
Just got approved to my new apartment in North Dallas! I have been living in Irving for some time now but excited to really experience the city life of Dallas.
Just a heads up, it is not all glitter and glam here. More middle lower class, gentrification at its all time high here. It was cheap to live here. Not anymore, out of towners moving here has ruined Dallas-Fort worth. I get it! It's great for business. But not great for the average upper lower class. It has made housing unaffordable, it's crowded, and homelessness is at an all time high. But will say that there is alot of opportunities here. That they did get right.
Austin used to be the cheapest city in Texas that allowed artists, hippies and musicians to come together now ATX is the most expensive city in the Lone Star State. Thanks to marketing and Hollywood.
Dallas is by far the most overrated city I’ve ever lived in. Not saying it’s bad, its just not worth the price tag to live here. Kind of reminds of the Dallas Cowboys, over-hyped, over-valued, over-talked about. I am moving back to Houston this week where its far more affordable to live.
Having grown up in and around Dallas it's hysterical hearing "The houses are beautiful" playing over the ugliest suburb imaginable. This did a great job of capturing how nasty and fake all of it is. Can't wait to get out of this god forsaken city lmao.
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I'm rooting for Paul! I'm so happy that he is not letting his circumstances keep him down. He is optimistic and I hope that everything works out for him.
He needs transportation. Very employable in the golf community! I agree, seems like a positive guy down on luck.
Tony used to be a dog groomer, all his hair styles are from dogs just giving volume to hair
All are on heavy drugs, do I miss a part???
I grew up in Dallas - I know it well, Ive been to all these neighborhoods and it didnt used to be like this. Ever since outside millionaires started moving in, theyre buying two homes side by side, tearing them down and building “mcmansions” in their place. Its getting crazy and now rent is unaffordable (not to mention the added ac cost/energy demand in huge spaces) and there is a sense of class divide which we never had before. It used to just feel like one small town. The old rich like the Caruths are fine but the new rich are changing the landscape.
The prob with Dallas is it is boring and pretentious.
Hello. Was the lifestyles of the rich in Dallas are like the styles that are portrayed on television?
@@michaelreed4744 yes
@@michaelreed4744 yes
Dallas pretends to be something that it’s not.
I've lived/worked in Dallas and surrounding areas since 2005... as TheBlondeOne says, it can be boring and pretentious. It can also be intimidating due to the extremely wide variety of environments, cultures, and people.. you can literally walk from upper class neighborhoods into the slums in just a few minutes, especially downtown.
I so admired Pauls fighting spirit, also, how he maintained standards of cleanliness and order even though he was homeless ... let's pray he overcomes the demon of alcoholism and continues onward and upward.
I hope he finds Jesus Christ or is delivered sooner than later! I hope that for everyone!
As a native Dallasite this documentary sums up my city pretty well. A MESS.
Every state has a messed up city
Doesn’t matter bout politics
If u think politics play no role you might you are simply delusional
This sums up every US state
@@rauljrlara9994 this !
Calling a slave owner a "visionary" in 2022 is mind blowing.
💀💀💀imagine he literally earned billions directly from slavery and there are probably thousands of Americans just like him
Well this is 2016.
@CJ Wilkins That’s an insane comparison. It was the sweat shops of its day
Exactly
Because someone couldn't possibly have had a vision for the future because they owned slaves? You mean like Anthony Johnson, a black man, who just happened to be the first person in the colonies to legally own another human being? The leftist ne'er -do-wells don't teach you stuff like that in public school, do they?
I'm a Dallas/Ft Worth native but I grew up in Ft Worth it's so crazy how this area has changed over the years! Dallas has always been ritzy and Ft Worth is more cowboy culture! They both have their own personalities that's what I always liked about growing up in DFW two major cities in one area if I get sick of Ft Worth and Tarrant County I can drive to Dallas and Dallas County to see different things
Yup both are great cities in their own way.
I was born and raised in Dallas. This documentary sums up exactly why I was so desperate to go to university far, far away.
Is Dallas really that bad?
It looks awful. Java has a documentary today on Bombay, the same mindset. Bombay looks awful too with the same superficial empty headed people...
@@matty6848 no
@@georgiadrivenI would say it is mate so why tell porky pies lies
@@matty6848 You wouldn’t believe how arrogant these people are.
I've lived in Dallas all of my life. In the last year, there are homeless people almost on every corner, especially along Dallas Tollway. It doesn't help that it seems everyone is moving here. Dallas is on it's way to becoming L.A. & Skid Row
You know Giuliani , when he was mayor of NY, he was sending the NY homeless to Dallas; that is how he cleaned up NY.
Thank you for telling me. Was considering moving to Dallas not no more. Homelessness everywhere is disgusting. In Washington D.C it's really bad with the Homelessness.
@@aae7583 the politicians should make a safe haven town for all homeless people where all homeless people can huddle around, get high and drunk and look out for each other.
@@conlawmeateater8792 they have a place. It is called San Francisco and Oakland.
@@aae7583 Best way to depress property to get it cheap, bring in drugs, depress the population.
I met Tony and he is a great guy and person. He is very respectful and polite out of the salon. He cut my hair and did an awesome job! He really is talented at hair! His charm is a plus!
No income tax, but the property taxes are some of the highest in the nation. Nobody ever mentions that though.
Yup same w florida
You're right. They also do different drugs (usually no meth)
I live in Dallas for 20 years…and I can pinpoint a few things wrong with this documentary.
1. Prude Ranch is a 7 and a half hour drive in West Texas near El Paso
2. That French pilot DOES NOT live in East Dallas…it’s hood and it does not look remotely close to it
3. Tent City no longer exists. Because of that, homeless people are scattered everywhere. And since tha pandemic, it doubled
4. Where is Paul now?
I was thinking, that doesn't look like East Dallas, not even the richer parts of east Dallas look like that lol
East Dallas isnt really hood anymore
@@theblondeone8426 depends where in east dallas you're at, east dallas is big
@@rigobryant8050 White Rock Lake, Lakewood, Lower Greenville, Old East Dallas is East Dallas. Not hood over there at all. Very wealthy around Lakewood and White Rock. Pleasant Grove is the hood
@@fredbrown3470 exactly that's why I said it depends where you're at, old East Dallas has alot of nice historic homes but they also have alot of drugs, junkies and robberies in the mix of all that, Ferguson Rd, Dolphin Rd and everything in between on I-30 is East Dallas too and it's popping over there.
I lived in Dallas for twelve years and there’s a common saying, ‘All hat, no cattle’, which means a lot of people in Dallas put on a shiny front to keep up with the Joneses, but actually don’t have much to show for it in reality. I heard many personal stories where people bought a $600-800K house, but it sat empty of furniture because they are house poor. I also watched hundreds of wealthy people in giant SUVs drive right past a black family with a little baby who were living under a bridge. Even though I made a modest living by Dallas standards, I was the only one who stopped and offered assistance.
Most of those fundraisers are self-serving, rich people patting each other on the back for being so philanthropic, when as you see in this video, they buy outrageously expensive cars, homes, jewelry, private jets and as you see with the Carruth family, they didn’t even earn any of that money, his grandfather exploited farmers and the soaves they owned to gain their wealth. Super scary to see them perpetuate gun culture. This is why we have a hard time turning this state blue, families like that with so much money, power and influence are actually holding Dallas and Texas back.
So glad I moved away from all that superficiality…
Glad you moved away. Any place where such atrocities are committed and never truly acknowledged with some form of compensation to decendants there will be on going trauma.
It's sad that the values of America's founders father's have been lost to corruption and greed. I hope America finds its way again before it's too late, there's still some truly good natured people in the USA but their numbers are falling by the year.
Turning the state blue? Don’t move to a red state if you don’t want the shit policies of the democrats and then try to implement them there 🤦♂️
I’m happy you moved away to be honest probably every Texan is happy too haha it’s a republican state. You don’t like it leave! Go to your blue state and live there. It’s simple. I will never understand people like you. “ hard time turning this state blue” - did anyone asked you to turn Texas blue?!
People come to Texas because they want money. So taking money from red state and getting all the benefits of living in a red state is ok but you would still want to turn it blue because blue is better? Haha all blue states are way more poor than Texas and people don’t have such a good quality of life in blue states, they struggle more than in red states.
So you want to take guns away. People kill people. You might as well take away knives, ice picks etc. The real criminals are the ones that ship the drugs in to fund the wars.
I'm from Florida and my family member retired from the tax collector ofc. He said the same thing about the" supposedly rich" who stayed in the most exclusive areas of town. Their homes were huge and mostly unfurnished. The tax rolls that came out each month were dominated by them due to unpaid property taxes. Many of the properties sold for back taxes, which usually took a few years. Foreclosures and back taxes were the highest in those areas.
Born and raised in DFW and have never heard of the Caruths until now. Also rooting for Paul to get his life on track. He seems like a good upbeat guy.
Tony has struck gold in Dallas; fair play to the guy.
EUR3k for a few hours' work isn't shabby at all.
America is an absolutely wonderful depressing place.
BIllionaires that made their riches off of the backs of slaves, yet, they can "try" to raise $50,000-. But, only for the sake of appearances.
As a Houstonian, Dallas has always felt like a different world to me. Its far more segregated than my city. Its more pretentious as well. But, its economy is healthier than my city. 😎
As a DFW resident i will vouch you are correct
@@mjade1673 Still got love for D town though 😎👊
lol im a dallas native and i also said its pretentious LOL
@@theblondeone8426 I wonder where that pretentious attitude comes from??🤔
Houston is boring af though no offense.. no parks just the downtown one is nice, no rivers just bayous, no 7-11's smh.. HEB is the only good thing about Houston and the restaurants.. also if you're into arts lol
You can tell that the most expensive home in Dallas was built by someone who grew up poor. Class and refinement usually come through breastmilk. New money is like school on a sunday - No class!!
Dallas is a wanna be Los Angeles.
Money, shopping and football is all they care about.
@El Saraceno My thought exactly. Ticky-tacky, very tacky.
The houses look like they’re made of cardboard and put up last night!
All of it looked big and showy to me, not a whole lot of difference. Maybe real class comes from the individuals conduct toward others; not the big showy style, though I can’t stand it😆.
@sararichardson737 IKR? If I was a millionaire. I'd buy land and have a monolithic dome mini mansion. They're 🌪 and 🔥 proof.
This was really well done. While Tony seemed like a nice guy the skill he seems to have mastered is pandering to and flirting with these pampered, vacuous middle-aged women. The pretense of that whole side of town honestly sickens me. Yes it would be nice not to worry about money but by the time you accumulate that much you probably won't even know yourself anymore. You'll just need more. No thanks. Edit: spelling
Yeah they're just suckers for a French accent. He could well be an awful hairdresser lol
won't even "now" yourself , ya ok dude.
This was horrible
Ben, it's not exactly like that. Multi-generational Texans of all classes tend to be genuinely friendly-- curious about other people, considerate, and wanting to promote good feelings.
Mean-spiritedness & miserliness is the exception, not the traditional norm.
I agree with you. In the end it’s pay to play…..a fancy word for BONDAGE 🌱
Was Tony's work high quality? I was surprised at some of the 'afters'...
His “after” looked just like the “before”. 😳
@@deloresiles3416 😆😆 exactly. Paying hundreds of dollars for average work? I think they just like being groomed by a handsome, young Frenchman. 😁
Hair is like art... the more you pay for it, the better it is.
I thought it was just me. Lol
He gave them what they sought
I lived in Denver where you understand why its expensive to live there, I lived in Austin where its sort of understandable why its so expensive to live there. I lived in Dallas where I can not understand why its so expensive to live here. There is not a single thing about Dallas that makes it special to any other city. Someone tell me one thing Dallas has that Houston or Atlanta or Nashville lack.
There is nothing truly remarkable of Dallas. I think it is expensive because of the shortage of housing and the sudden influx of transports. The economy is great and once upon a time, back in like 2013 it was very affordable. Now our prices rival The City of Chicago even though we lack the amenities and landmarks of such a great city.
When u from Dallas and sympathize more with the poor and skip all the wealthy rich people's part of the video. 😤🙏☝️
Rich people are often unrelatable and self absorbed
Capitalism at it's finest 🐿️🍄
The fully integrated circuit, the hand-held calculator, and the automated teller machine were invented in the Dallas suburbs. One of the first satellites in the world was tested for NASA in Richardson. Ross Perot came up with the computer services industry concept in Dallas. The telecom equipment for the 1969 moon-launch were designed and produced in Richardson. This is what has driven the middle class of the U.S. to Dallas.
Interesting about the Richardson NASA connection. I grew up in working class part of Houston with neighbors who worked at NASA and now in Richardson what was an affluent suburb has all the problems of the inner city.
@@kathleenkirchoff9223 I know one of the math geniuses that calculated and planned for our visit to Mars. He threw all his certificates of his accomplishment in the trash. Does anyone still believe we landed on the moon?
My inlaws used to live in Richardson at that time. He was working for NASA
So basically slavery and sharecroppers got them their wealth 😭😭😭
People are writing books now they say are from "authentic" slaves. Faked stories.
They can dirty the paper. Slaves did not read and write unless they had a generous owner.
Yepp
That's correct & people are actually okay with that. Unbelievable!!! Yet believable...
They already got the wealth, and the slave system ended, it’s the government that is supposed to carry out justice for crimes committed. They tried to (40 acres and a mule promise), but did not follow through, they should do something to satisfy justice. But going after the beneficiaries of that crime seem off somehow since they worked within the law of the time, though they will still be accountable to God for their conduct.
I wish the millionaires would get together in each state, along with the government to figure out away to help the homeless people. Most of them, if had help would get off the street.
Difficult issue, easier to prevent than to reverse. Biggest issue is still drugs (not just the hard stuff but even alcohol and i would say any addiction) so it's hard.
Their homeless for a reason they don't want to work just want a hand out. You can go up to home depot and there will be 20 Mexicans asking every man that walks in if he needs help for a their project what a man should do earn his money
Not the millionaires job to end homelessness so what incentive would they ever have to do that?
@@xXCasta21Xx your right it's not there job or the governments job either. I guess I'm looking at the fact of just having a heart and wanting to help the people in need. Maybe help them get a job in one of their companies so that they cld get back on their feet. A helping hand goes a long ways.
@@juliecunningham6188 True but if you want real change like on a large scale you need to find a way for people with resources to somehow benefit from helping people. And no it can’t just be because it’s a good thing to do. Like maybe set up a charity for the homeless so that the rich can donate to lower their taxes and also virtue signal. Some times you gotta look at problems from everyone’s perspective to understand.
The Caruth “Prude Ranch” is NOT 50 miles north of Dallas. It’s 500 Miles west. Almost 7 and a half hours away….
Right. Lmao. I was like…I know there isn’t mountains and deserts 50 miles north of Dallas.
@@214dude2Oklahoma is worse than that kek
Stay away from the drugs, kids. Even the least screwed up guy they could find in that homeless camp was an alcoholic who hadn't had a regular job in 12-years!
I'm sure the rich people featured here see themselves as successful and high status but I just see superficiality, gluttony and conformity. Honestly, it just repulses me. It doesn't matter how much money they donate to charity. I just feel restless whenever I'm around these types of people. Always judging others based on materialistic benchmarks instead of character and individuality. I prefer to be around real people who let me be myself - I can relax. Based on that lady's comment, it seems like many of them are donating just so they don't have to feel guilty about being rich and also to keep their friends' approval.
Should have called it a documentary about the wealthy living outside of Dallas. Basically only included downtown and highland park. They're building up houses all over the place to accommodate outsiders moving here. I use to have a old farm across the street now it's a huge housing project. I could ride my bike in the street as a kid all night without seeing a car. Now when I go get my mail I got to watch out for that Nissan Altima with a missing bumper speeding through.
Don’t forget the crown Vic
you used to sell laser printers out the back of your crown Vic
I lived in Arlington TX, between Dallas and Fort Worth and Dallas really is one the best cities in the US. Never saw the homeless when I lived there, nothing like LA where they are everywhere. Dallas is a good mix of everything and not as sweltering as Houston. Crime isn't even that bad in my opinion, def not as bad as other cities.
Bro you really sum up everything I was gonna say 💀
Arlington doesn’t really have homelessness because they put a stop to it by stopping city buses
Someone compared Arlington to LA. Wow wow …….
Whew this is disgusting.
A holiday for diabetic children. Their lives are frivolous, im so glad the impacts of their charity efforts can be so ever-lasting
I live outside of Dallas and work in Dallas and despite what this documentary says, there is an income tax just no state tax.
Fun fact there is poverty and wealth in every American city!!
Yeah, but this video is about Dallas. Do try to keep up.
Yeah, but not like in Texas. It’s way worse here than anywhere else.
Fun fact: This has been a thing for thousands of years. Nothing new.
Tony is the real-life Zohan
Is it just me that finds people fawning over the Super Rich nauseating?
Ya I don’t get why people like just watching super rich people. It’s very strange like a type of voyerism
I’m thankful for what I have!!!
That hair dresser is the real life Zohan🤣🤣🤣
This is gold. Make Cuban lives at the Dallas country club and mountains are 50 miles away. Let’s go celebrate at concrete cowboy 😂
If I ever found myself in concrete cowboy, I know I'm having an awful night. That being said, never been...never will. I'll stick to the dives that actually make this city cool.
Paul really impressed me: Looking that great, clean and civilized after having been homeless for such a long time is really admirable.
the very wealthy and the very poor don't represent most people who live in Dallas. Most people in Dallas are normal, middle class, hard working people.
Dallas has far more Middle-Class people than poor or rich. Who would you rather live close to? This video is not accurate!
Middle-class pay the taxes. The rich put their money in a Trust.
Sad to say… People shouldn’t be allowed to have so much money when so many people are doing without basics like food.
Spot on!
when someone stays up all night long studying while others partying or sleeping, you want the SAME life treatment for all of them?
@@NguyenGiaoUsA life isn't that black and white.
@@NguyenGiaoUsA Staying up all night long studying has no guarantees. Countless people have studied harder than you and I ever will and still end up on hard times. The world chews people up, spits them out and then blames them for it.
@@Lazirus951 Studying and working hard is its own reward; no extrinsic reason is required.
I'm rich because I have no desire for 'things'.
The hairdresser is the real life Zohan 😂
Those rich people do more drugs than the homeless people do FYI. Homeless just don't have walls to hide behind.
dang so they basically let us know that the rich pay off the police in Dallas
I thought the same thing! (Gotta pay to keep them undesirables off my porch...) 😅
😁 They are his private army. People feel no shame for their shady conduct. They seem proud of themselves for having the power that allows them to exploit.
There's definitely a divide in Dallas: The Haves and Have Nots. It's unfortunate how I've categorized Dallas.
You should see south Florida. It's a common occurrence all over the country these days unfortunately.
@@jmcnally647 It's been that way for centuries, darlin'.
America in one sentence " Americans from all over the world move her". Hahahaa sooo funny.
I thought I was the only one who noticed that😁
Every country in the world belongs to America!
@KF I know, eh? I thought it so absurd.....somebody obviously crashed in geography class.😂😂😂😂😂
Not move her... hahaha sooo funny
😂😂😂😂
Pretty much sums up Dallas. And just watching the documentary. It makes me feel crowded.
"The cotton business" @ 16:00 minutes 🤮
That’s how a lot of “Old money” got their wealth.
@@myivyfindstore I know. I wish the reporting was done with enough respect to name it accurately and responsibly. It’s called slavery.
I can see the French guy becoming the next Vidal Sassoon
Pepe Lapew
We have the wealth gap now all over the USA, not just Dallas.
truee
How is it that some rich people look so poor. The question is rhetorical.
I hope Paul turns his life around, he seems like a good guy who fell on hard times but if he has the will and ambition he can make it in Dallas.
No income tax, do you mean state tax? They get you with the property tax.
Well property tax is different, because you can choose to live in a modest home, but income tax is taking away peoples hard earned money and let’s be real doing nothing with that money. Because California has income tax yet, look at their homeless problem and their dirty streets. The government doesn’t use taxes effectively so we should give them as little as needed
How can we open a gofundme for Paul.
There are no generous millionaires driving down to hand over $50,000 for a new life but we can show them. Power in numbers.
No New Yorkers or Californians welcome.
Plenty of Californians in Dallas , including me. All you Texans do is talk and eat chicken or brisket lol .
"Mark Cuban's House" in the flyover segment is actually the Dallas Country Club
The real rich are those who are happy with what they have, and give thanks to God for their blessings.
Being content with what one has is one thing but you need to prove the existence of your god delusion and why it needs to be praised and thanked. 😶
@@alphaomega1351i understand your setiment and feelings but not every church believer is toxic. The message was about gratefulness and being grateful is good for all of us
@@mjade1673
Says who? Lmfao! Funny 😁 you are. 😶
@@mjade1673
And what I stated is fact and not feelings related. That's where religion comes in. 😶
Now do - New York City: Penthouses and Projects
Thats the Dallas county club, not Mark Cubans house…🤣
But wish people would of stopped moving here about 5 yrs ago. It's ruined the housing cost! Too expensive to live here now. It's not the same.
agreed!
Gotta move to a new spot where it's not popular
I'm confused she walked out the hair salon looking the same and no wash but Tony is a sweetheart I think that's why they see him
So we’re just gonna gloss over slavery at 16:01???
🙄🙄 17,00 I found it strange that camera man always there when the owners of house try to open their safe, and they are putting the code to open their safes, the camera man making video of their codes!! 🤔
Lol
They can always change the code.
10:25 sugar mama vibes be trippin
Dallas has absolutely become a tale of 2 cities the underbelly is crazy
Is this French made documentary or some other reason for the emphasis on interviewing French?
"They are big just for the sake of being big" .... bitterly says the guy in a McMansion🤣
Nothing about those hairstyles is worth $100 much less $1000.
Why is he speaking French, just curious
Because, he immigrated from France to the US .Wife is French also.
Because he wanted to talk without them judging what he was saying, or possibly another Frenchman was the camera guy...
The producers are French. I looked at the about section on this RUclips channel.
More curious why no body told him to go back to his country like they do when Spanish is spoken!!!
6:40 do yalls compasses work different in Europe. That's north foo
There is a good reason why is a tiny house in Connecticut two times more expensive then a mansion in Dallas. The northeastern part of the States is the most civilized part of the country and culturally outstanding. Is is also the most populated part of the States with the majority of highly educated people. The life is fully accomplished living in the apartment in, let's say, Boston then anywhere else in Texas.
Im from Texas and even i know this. Thank you for speaking the truth
haha im a texas native and I totally agree!! escpecially after this abortion crap - like yeah its cheap but you will have no rights.
people in Dallas only care about money, shopping and football.
Connecticut sucks lol
I mean yes northeastern people are highly educated, but they generally know how to work with their hands (labor).
Its odd that the rich don't help the poor and homeless
That foto of the farm owners in a field with black slaves nearly made me vomit.
Not to mention, the "fund raiser" for a measly $50,000- just to "look good".
I just want to go off on this piece of crap video. It is essentially flaunting everything wrong with the world as we know it. And it's the same shit from centuries ago.
What an insane feed-loop from hell.
@@cristinaherrera5321 that was my reaction as well. I was completely shocked that they included billionaires whose source of wealth were SLAVES??? it's no shocker they donated millions to the Dallas police. Clearly, they are still racists, and I wouldn't call them philanthropists.
@@cristinaherrera5321 how much do you give?
They do. But it’s never enough if they don’t want to help themselves.
It's not odd. They are superficial. That's how they got rich. They only give to get the approval of their friends. Otherwise, they wouldn't give at all.
That isnt Mark Cubans house.... that is the clubhouse at Dallas Country Club. Cubans house is roughly 4 mile north of that
And the rich ppl could donate enough money so everyone of them homeless ppl could have a house built for them in 12 month .Great channel this one Bruz eh.. cheers from sydney nsw.
The whole documentary has been about the wealthy and the poor only got snippets
It's rather vomitus.
“Weapons startup” 😂 😂 😂 😂
I live in Dallas , and let me tell you the real depiction of Dallas. I’m not a racist person; Dallas has become an Hispanic country! Quite a few places people don’t understand English; Spanish is becoming the majority.
God bless all.
Literally where? I have lived here for 6 years and can find plenty of people that speak English or are bilingual
According to the stats , Hispanic and nonHispanic are about 50% and 50% , with Hispanic increasing. On the video, it does not show any Hispanic at all.
Anyways , everybody should get along with each other, and put race aside .
I grew up there, and I could not get a job as a receptionist when I was 18 anywhere bc they required someone bilingual - it IS a problem
Totally, but that’s just the way it is. Nothing wrong with new people coming to Dallas, the problem is the people that are bothered with it and don’t know how to come up with a solution to get along.
you have dementia
We can’t get our homeless situation under much control because Houston and Austin ship their homeless to Dallas. Dallas homeless have always been friendly and passive but now we have a lot of aggressive and violent homeless here. Dallas is a great city, I live in East Dallas, around White Rock Lake. But it’s become overwhelming with the amount of people moving here and changing Dallas, not necessarily for the better.
lol completely baseless claims, Abbot shipped some off to New york though. that is factual.
Selfish selfish selfish they're homeless they can live anywhere they god damn please. Are they spoiling your view
@@bereal6590 I dunno what the experience of the commenter is, but mine is that there is at least some basis to their perception. I work downtown Dallas and drove into the city daily for over a decade. Usually parked in paid ground level lots and had no issues for years but recently was cursed at and had dents kicked in my car by an aggressive homeless person who objected to my choice of parking spot. So now i take the train to work. Maybe the "homeless person" was workin for the public transportation department... if not, maybe they should be, lol
@@MrAlexbobalex not a baseless claim. When I was with a prominent PD in the DFW, we used to send transients to Oklahoma City via train.
the roads in Dallas poor areas are an embarrassment. this is all a FAKE, the reality is they bleed the poor.
I live in Austin. Lived in Houston. Visited Dallas about 20 times. Born in NOLA spent a decade there.
THE DISPARITY IS JAW DROPPING
those that have and have not in Amerikkka is crazy
Multi millionaires and meth heads live a few miles from each other but worlds away
I’m from a near by large city. It’s crazy. With the older women it is about the big hair. You go to down town Dallas is busy with suits every where. Bought my home for 250,000 in 2016. Now it’s double. It’s a small town area. Today I don’t think I’d be able to be able to buy house now. $250,000 was out of my comfort zone, but still able to do it with a working partner. The apartment down the street my husband lived in 2016 double after Covid. Texas used to be cheaper. People have been moving here and buying up labd and building crazy. There is now luxury bar brand stores 15 mins from me. Never would have thought that would happen.
Shits everywhere man. Bought my place for $120k in 2014. It's worth 450k now and I live in the middle of nowhere Canada. It's insane what housing costs have done here. My buddy had 400k in building his place and land and had people fighting over it at 750k when he sold it about 4 years ago.
Crazy that the rich area was a farm owned by the Caruths. Uptown and North Dallas was their land.
“Direct descendants of the Pioneers of the Wild West….” Lol
2:14: That is most definitely NOT Mark Cuban's home. That's the Dallas Country Club.
Tony is The Best Salesman
5:53 Typical greeting from Dallas drivers on the road.
Fifty thousand dollar donations when you have billions, pence to me and you
lol...13 million dollars for the most expensive house in Dallas? In California that would be RICH, but not WEALTHY
Which is why Dallas is better
@@honestfriend767 better for what? flat city in middle of nowhere, surrounded by nothing?
Tony is the french zohan
Just got approved to my new apartment in North Dallas! I have been living in Irving for some time now but excited to really experience the city life of Dallas.
Im still in irving too and I want to move into the city as well 😭
The old line is: "The higher the hair, the closer to God."
Those were women of "a certain age." You rarely see younger women with big hair.
Just a heads up, it is not all glitter and glam here. More middle lower class, gentrification at its all time high here. It was cheap to live here. Not anymore, out of towners moving here has ruined Dallas-Fort worth. I get it! It's great for business. But not great for the average upper lower class. It has made housing unaffordable, it's crowded, and homelessness is at an all time high. But will say that there is alot of opportunities here. That they did get right.
Exactly. Sit in traffic twice as long. Running out of here.
thats it - outsiders ruining it alright
You gotta have a little bread nowadays to live the good life in Dallas.
Austin used to be the cheapest city in Texas that allowed artists, hippies and musicians to come together now ATX is the most expensive city in the Lone Star State. Thanks to marketing and Hollywood.
Dallas is by far the most overrated city I’ve ever lived in. Not saying it’s bad, its just not worth the price tag to live here. Kind of reminds of the Dallas Cowboys, over-hyped, over-valued, over-talked about. I am moving back to Houston this week where its far more affordable to live.
America is not a country. America is a business. This documentary sums it up.
South Dallas is no joke. Gangs and cartel. Don't go there if you absolutely don't need too. And then, I still wouldn't go.
It’s the home of the killers and it’s the home of the G’s. boys around there call it dub deuce D’s
@@Damianoutlaw Is that a fact.. Thankyou for that.
Lmaoooo this isn’t Chicago bruh. You can calm down. You’d be just fine
Prude Ranch is in Ft Davis, which is no “50 miles north of Dallas”….
The Perfect Inequality Experiment
Having grown up in and around Dallas it's hysterical hearing "The houses are beautiful" playing over the ugliest suburb imaginable. This did a great job of capturing how nasty and fake all of it is. Can't wait to get out of this god forsaken city lmao.